Monterey Sequestar Iron

You are likely dealing with an iron deficiency if you notice chlorosis, which is characterized by yellowing leaves while the veins remain green. This condition often appears in new growth first and is common in plants struggling to absorb iron from the soil.

Yes. Many iron supplements become locked in the soil and unavailable to plants when the pH is high, but Monterey Sequestar Iron uses an EDDHA chelating agent specifically designed to remain effective and soluble in both alkaline and acidic soil conditions.

The most effective method is a soil drench. You will mix the granular product with water and pour it directly around the base of the plant, ensuring the solution reaches the root zone where the iron can be absorbed.

You can apply it annually in the spring as a preventative measure, or simply apply it whenever you notice symptoms of chlorosis returning. Because it is a corrective treatment, you do not need to use it on a strict schedule unless your soil conditions consistently cause deficiencies.

It can, provided the yellowing is caused by an iron deficiency rather than a lack of nitrogen or water. If you suspect iron chlorosis in your turf, this product will help restore that deep green color by making iron readily available to the grass roots.